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1 CIVILIAN HIRING REFORM Future Army Hiring Process – The Future Is Here! Civilian Human Resources Agency 1

2 Strategic Alignment Executive Office of The President Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Office of Personnel Management (OPM) Department of Defense (DoD) Business Priority 4: Enhance the Civilian Workforce Goal 3: Shape and maintain a mission-ready civilian workforce Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel & Readiness (USD(P&R)) DoD Executive Hiring Reform SWAT Teams DoD Strategic Management Plan (SMP) Performance Objectives for USD(P&R) Strategic Plan FY10-13 Strategic Goal 1: Recruit and hire the most talented and diverse Federal workforce possible to serve the American people OPM Strategic Plan 2010-2015 Civilian Human Resources Agency Department of Army Chief Management Officer and USA-OBT 2011 Army Campaign Plan and Army Business Initiative Civilian Workforce Transformation, Goal 5: Execute activities to reform the civilian hiring process Army Business Initiative #14: Civilian Hiring Reform 2

3 AMERICA’S ARMY: THE STRENGTH OF THE NATION CWT GOSC 9 July 2012 1430-1630 Staffing Forecast For FYXX+1 & FYXX Execution JANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDEC Final Review, Approval & Document Preparation Initiate Plan Commanders’ Kickoff Sub-Commanders’ Approval Commanders’ Brief Plan to Line Mgt & HR Execute 1 st Quarter Segment Execute 2nd Quarter Segment Execute 3rd Quarter Segment Execute 4th Quarter Segment 100% of FYXX Budget, Work-Years & ES Executed President Submits Budget Staffing Forecast Plan Preparation 7 February – 6 May 3

4 How to Accelerate the Hiring Process? Goal – Quality hires in less than 80 days ID projected vacancies for next FY. Complete management review of job descriptions, prepare assessment instruments and interview questions. Phase 1 Pre-Planning/Forecasting FY XX minus 6 months Phase 2: USA Staffing Phase 4: Auto-EOD Phase 3: DISS & PSIP FY XX Begins RPAs submitted as vacancies are identified or occur; processed using pre-positioned documents from Phase 1. Civilian Human Resources Agency 4

5 Key Messages  Goal: Quality hires in less than 80 days  Pre-planning and HR/RM/Mgmt partnerships are critical Annual Staffing Plans Review of key recruitment documents Up-front approvals in place  Outcomes Reduce fill time Reduce rework Improve quality of hires Civilian Human Resources Agency 5

6 WIIFM – CHRA/CPACs  Pre-planning enhances partnerships  Pushes to the 80 day target faster  Increases management engagement  Promotes efficiency  Shifts classification/recruitment strategy to front of cycle  Improves quality  Reduces rework Civilian Human Resources Agency 6

7 WIIFM – Managers and Supervisors  Fill jobs faster  Improves quality of candidates  Opportunity to influence hiring reform initiative  Reduces time spent obtaining approvals  Recruitment cycle is more predictable  Shifts classification/recruitment strategy periodic review instead of just-in-time  Reduces rework Civilian Human Resources Agency 7

8 Business Process Map 8

9 Hiring Reform Process Pre-Planning Develop annual staffing plans -Align staffing plan with budget process -Use Workforce Planning Tool to document positions to review -Pre-Position key recruitment documents Position descriptions Recruitment strategies USA Staffing assessment instruments Interview questions Civilian Human Resources Agency 9

10 Pre-Planning Considerations  Identify at least 25% of authorized positions per fiscal year for input into the WPT. Consider:  Known Vacancies in next six months  # Unique Position Descriptions  # Position Encumbered  # Positions with multiple employees  # Employees eligible for optional retirement  Mission Critical Occupation requirements  Additional missions requiring new/additional skill sets 10

11 Hiring Reform Process: Actual Hiring Action  Key Management “Touchpoints” 1.Recruit-Fill RPA received in CPAC – Verify no change to pre-positioned package, e.g., position description, recruitment strategy, or hiring questionnaire; – Timeline agreement » Vacancy Announcement Dates » Receipt of Referral » Expected date of selection 2.PPP match received 3.Clearance coordination, e.g., security, drug testing, credentialing 4.Firm offer made/accepted 5.EOD established Civilian Human Resources Agency 11

12 80 Day Hiring Model OPM Goals Alaska CPAC USARAK CHRA Pink and Blue 2628Commit to EOD (Management Time) OPM Total Management Time = 44 Days AK Total Mgmt Time = 41 Days 35 Referral Return to Commit (HR Time) OPM Total Civilian HR Time = 26 Days AK CPAC Total HR Time = 22 Days 1510 Referral List with Management (Management Time) 166 Vacancy Announcement Closure to Referral List Issued (HR Time) OPM Open Announcement Time = 10 AK CPAC Open Announcement Time = 14 1014Vacancy Announcement Time 711 Receipt in Personnel to Vacancy Announcement Open (HR Time) OPM Total Time = 80 Days AK CPAC Total Time = 77 33 Initiation of RPA to Receipt in Personnel (Management Time) 8077Total Time Civilian Human Resources Agency 12

13 Questions? Concerns? Civilian Human Resources Agency 13


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